Congress Hits Back at Modi's Allegations, Rahul Gandhi Accuses PM of Distorting Truth

The Congress stated on Monday that Prime Minister Narendra Modi had misrepresented his remarks on "Shakti" because he lacked the moral fortitude to refute Rahul Gandhi's assertions of reality.

The Prime Minister was rebutted by Rahul, who stated, "Modiji does not like what I say." He knows I've said something meaningful, so he constantly attempts to twist it to make it imply something different. The forces I mentioned earlier and against whom we are battling are represented by Modi. A certain form of shakti (power) has taken hold of India's voice, institutions, media, industries, Election Commission, CBI-ED, income tax, and overall democratic framework.

Rahul continued, "While farmers are left to commit suicide due to indebtedness of thousands, Modi assists the same power (shakti) by getting loans worth thousands of crores erased off. Airports and ports are owned by the same power, yet the Agniveer system demoralizes young people. To worship the same shakti, the media stifles the truth. Modi, a follower of the same shakti, taxes the impoverished and boosts the value of public assets through auctions.

Women leaders such as Renuka Chowdhary, Rajni Patil, Supriya Shrinate, Alka Lamba, and others questioned the BJP about the numerous instances of crimes against women in the past ten years as part of the Congress's aggressive response to Modi's propaganda.

Noting the atrocities that occurred in Manipur, Hathras, Unnao, Kathua, Uttarakhand, and the mistreatment of female wrestlers, they questioned why Modi remained mute during "Nari Shakti's" suffering under his rule.

K.C. Venugopal, the party general secretary in charge of the organization, stated: "Modi is clinging to thin air. Rahul Gandhi has revealed the unseen forces governing him, which has rattled him. the authority to use the ED, CBI, and IT department to forcefully extract money from businesses. The powers who desire that Modi give them complete control over India's resources.

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